Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-26

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e osrssposasses Of lrrsll,essczs.
eponlA, Apsil N-The GRIND holy
AssA O1aees! q fscnsyivsnia paid
0Goumon 1ese evening The follow.
- 1a1oe cfscsm were present: M.
-, 1es1hias b. Hsodersoo, Sharon,
H34 y q. K, james q Barber, Phila-
G0S - 3. q. sofibe. Alexander H.
n2 HhlnaodolpAia; principal grand 20.
- JeAA ". HAssltns, Philadelphia |;
- voal 4. v. HolmsA Pittsburg; q.
Z ~. UhaA W. Parker, Philsdelphis;
~ vu1h =. B. Spencer, Phtladelphis;
q Berry +. Ktngseoo, Philadelphia; 8
o1gomoniea, Joshua L. Lyte, Lsncas.
~ =. - ooremoaiss, John I. Bssrdsley,
~ 0avsu; grand pursuivant william T.
! oCoao1A Philadslphia; grand tyler, VIM.
EDns, Philsdsiphis; grand treasurer,
! 49, ol0psso, Rhiladelph,e; grand secre.
- CAaA 4 Msysr, Philadelphia
Opoa1n hooeA e. II. Hults,
1Dep6ia. Thirty prominent members
E1oD Dsoosot among the number being Jal
Y Aany, district deputy high priest John
E8 Ce6es, George B. Wilson, J. r. Kauff.
80, q D. Rsusman, g. A. Fon Dersmith,
Marshall, Geo. F. Rathvon, Jacob p.
-, John COPELAND, y. Clay Miller, John
EoviDski J. L. Lyle and otherA After
- b0s1ness In the lodge room was flushed
'10pasty adjourned to the armory whore they
'u1oyed a elegant cold lunch. The Lsucas.
- Oontlemen returned homo on Q special
ka1A q II p m.
me nsssss stop work.
+ 1hiD morning at Q o'clock the molders OF
- Xoslsy stove company quit work. For
- pone month strikO hes been in progress
r. 3 1oundry In st. Louis and the patterns Of
- Arm have been sent oil over the country.
IT, molders q all the foupdries have re.
1assd 70 work on these pattsrna This morn.
Nc The Questionable patterns were received
= TIE Keoley stove works and the men told
- make them Upon refusing them the
80 were told "theso or noue" All the men
efoppsd their tools and left the foundry. The
lsoabie b nos . question OF wages and the
- seata that the best Of feeling exists be.
tuooa The management and the men. About
4 - OouldefD were at work this morning.
y n other departments are at WORK to-day.
Relief Report.
& During the month Of March the voluntary
z 1oaiof department Of the Pennsylvania rail.
ND paid the following amount Of benefits
- emp,cyss OF the railroad living hera One
1oneh benefit $1,000; benefits received from
eesadsut II employees e232 so; benefits re.
ooevod nom sickness, 10 employees, el7S 20
10o total benefits paid for death, sickness
I'D socident amounted to sL4lO9O.
An OLD Nswspaper.
Ne VIM. B. Fasis has In his possession &
vesy old newspspsr, being . copy Of the
Vtstsr County Gazette. printed In Kingston,
U1sesr county, New York, on January 4th,
300 The paper IL very unique and inter
ssting. 1t 10 four psge, with four col
NASS~
SoEeigu news, received ON the arrival
q . ship which is about two month.
Cd 4 number of interesting I'D vsrSssments
~ inserted ON the fouIshp paxe, among
ehe number being ono Offering negro wench
nQa Second and third pages are
heavily lssded In mourning for Washington
= sccount Of bis death and burial beinp
printed on these pagea Tho paper also con
4 oains On account of the doings Of the Ameri-
4 oan Congress during the administration o
John Adama The paper wAs found among
the effects Of Mra Abigail Dean, an sged lady
who died few months ago
Death OF Mrs shuItx.
Mrs Isaac Shultx, living In Washington
borough, died at her homo on Monday morn
ing after an illness of three weeks from
asthms. Mira Shultx WAS In her 9Th year
and was very well known here. For years
che Was Q regular attendant at the markets.
The funeral will take place on Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Town Notes.
& Company will celebrate the tenth ami
versary OF their organization this evening
n their srmory by . banquet and speech.
making
Aug Duncan, Chambeysburs, and John
0ny, Greensburg, 6sh commissioners, are In
town tsdsy. They will look at the new fish.
way In the dam.
joseph Aldinger was digging In bis garden
md found Q quarter gold eagle, coined in
leoA
A congregational meeting was held last
evening In the United Brethren church to
approve the sale Of the old church properly.
The trustees made the sale and the songrega.
ttoa ratified their action. The new church
= expected 70 DO dedicated by June 18th.